On Sept. 21, 2003, Galileo’s mission finally ended as it plummeted into Jupiter’s atmosphere. Launched on Oct. 18, 1989 aboard the shuttle Atlantis, Galileo began
This winter start a new holiday tradition with Galaxy Lights, presented by Reliant. Embark on a festive adventure through the most technologically advanced light display
[envira-gallery id=”29455″] We recently broke ground on the next exciting experience we are bringing to you – the only opportunity outside of the Space X
Did you know that computer science is the fastest growing segment of all STEM fields? In Space Center Houston Explorer Camps, children ages 4-11 spend
Landing Apollo 11 on the Moon was a watershed event for humanity. But, the Apollo program required unprecedented engineering innovations so that Neil Armstrong could
On Sept. 12, 1962, President John F. Kennedy declared that by the end of the decade, the United States would land astronauts on the Moon.
Today’s astronaut feature celebrates Bob Behnken, a veteran of two shuttle flights. Selected as a NASA astronaut in 2000, he has logged more than 708
Landing Apollo 11 on the Moon was a watershed event for humanity. But, the Apollo program required unprecedented engineering innovations so that Neil Armstrong could
NASA envisions a future where humans and robots are working and living together on other worlds. You can be part of that mission by helping
Today’s featured astronaut has not yet traveled to space, but she’s no stranger to flight. Nicole Mann is a relatively new astronaut recruit. She was
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